Globe News Publishing Co. Amarillo Entry Notice
Founded February 20 1924 the paper entered as second class matter at the Amarillo Texas post office under March 8 1879 Act. Published evenings except Saturday in connection with the Amarillo Daily News on Sunday morning by The Globe News Publishing Co at 6th and Fillmore.
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Globe News Publishing Co
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Hutchins Thinks for Yourself in Higher Education Urges Independent Thought
Robert M. Hutchins, president elect of Chicago University, urges educators to foster thinking over memorization. He argues higher education should unsettle minds, widen horizons, and teach students to think for themselves rather than merely learn facts or theories. Amarillo adopts courtesy parking for visitors with courtesy cards and extended access to downtown areas, easing penalties and inviting inquiries.
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Robert M. Hutchins
Chicago University
Mr. Hutchins
Amarillo
City’commission
Chamber of Commerce
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Guiding Your Child Following His Lead
A mother describes fostering a child’s early interests rather than forcing gendered play. Helen builds boats and houses with a hammer while her mother reframes toys to align with her spontaneous pursuits. Encourage children to explore their natural inclinations and provide appropriate tools or costumes to support their chosen activities.
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Helen
The Most Punctual Man
Two Southern gentlemen laugh at a missing drink and dispatch Jim the enslaved servant to fetch liquor. The tale centers on the servant's timed ride, praised as the most punctual in Tennessee, as the two men track his progress across town.
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Jim
Doolove
Tennessee
Donovan
Champey's Bridge
Methodist Burying Ground
Bees Burying Ground
Main Street
Jake Dudley
Jake
Mason and Dixon
United States
Rivalavives 1929 Plot and Intrigue Amid Legal Trades
A dramatic 1929 tale follows Nan Carroll resigning over love for her employer attorney John Curtis Morgan. Iris, Morgan’s wife, is drawn into tragedy as Nan becomes housekeeper and partner, balancing personal desire with loyalty. A murder case and a bustling chase intertwine with moral conflict and suspense.
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Nan Carroll
John Curtis Morgan
Morgan
Iris
Nan
Bert Crawford
Crawford
Curtis
David Blackhall
Nina Blackhall
Nan Heartsick
Intrigue and Morning Tension in a Turbulent Household
Nan hides from Iris Morgan’s ghost in a tense morning while John Curtis Morgan and Estelle plot. David Blackhall’s lover Nina Blackhall becomes a potential witness as Morgan schemes to outwit District Attorney Brainerd with a key note from the butler.
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Nan
Nina Blackhall
Estelle
Curtis
John Curtis Morgan
David
Blackhall
Pointblank
Morgan
Brainerd
Two Baths and a Health Chart Honor Roll
A family scene unfolds with Curtis Morgan joking about two baths to boost a weekly Health Chart. Nan, married to Curtis’s father, guides him and advocates for balancing work and motherhood while asserting her own professional role. Curtis presses his desire for Nan’s time, challenging age and duty. Nan rebuts, defending her autonomy and loyalty to family and career.
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Nan
John Curtis Morgan
Curtis
Estelle
Morgan, Morgan & Morgan
Morgan
Miss O'Hara
Wanderlust Captures Diverse Explorers and Everyday People
A vivid profile of wandering explorers clubs in New York and a broader restlessness among professionals and the public. The piece portrays how isolation, family ties, and seekings beyond routine shape a craving for travel and new horizons across social strata.
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Explorers Clubs
New York City
C. O. McIntyre
New York
Steffanson
Dubuque
Will Beebe
Oshkosh
Tahaiti
South Seas
Uganda
South Africa
Crosswords and clues hint at a dramatic wartime memory
A collage of crossword clues and literary fragments appears, mixing explorer names, state capitals, nautical terms, and legal banter. It interweaves diary like passages about Nan and Iris with courtroom talk and biblical riddles, ending abruptly with editorial notes and scattered word fragments.
Happy Jack the Gray Squirrel Triumphs Over Robber the Rat
In a vivid Oak Orchard fight near the old stone wall, Happy Jack the Gray Squirrel defeats Robber the Rat as feathered spectators cheer. Robber flees to his hole wounded while Happy Jack earns the respect of the woodland crowd and returns to breakfast with Farmer Brown’s family. The tale closes with a teaser for the next story, Happy Jack Is Here.
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Sammy Jay
Welcome Robin
Winsome
Bluebird
Goldie
Oriole
Scrapper
Kingbird
Tommy. Tit
Chickadee
Skimmer
Swallow
Happy Jack
Gray Squirrel
Robber
Rat
Happy Jack Squirrel
Farmer Brown
Squirrel
Mrs. Squirrel
Happ Jack
Happy Jac
Happy Ja
Orchar
Pic
Himsel
T. W. Burgess
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